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THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

The student news site of Aspen High School

THE SKIER SCRIBBLER

Artist Gary Hume’s “Front of a Snowman” sits outside of the Aspen Art Museum and awaits a significant snowfall.

Imitating a lifestyle through art

Madison Osberger-Low, Staff Writer December 5, 2016

ASPEN-There's a famous saying that "Life imitates art." The saying translates to the entire globe, where people are brought together by the true values in art through their eyes and soul. The Aspen...

Behind the Scenes: Nutcracker

Zoe Cramer, Junior Editor December 5, 2016

For some people, getting dressed up in their finest clothing, buying a real life nutcracker and going to see the magical show of “The Nutcracker” with their family is their favorite tradition of the...

The fans flood onto the field.

CU Wins the South Pac 12 Division

Olivia Clauss, Staff Writer December 5, 2016

On Nov. 26, the Buffs held their ranking of 9th with a 27-22 win against Utah at Folsom Field. Despite the frigid temperatures, fans were not quick to leave. Once the clock stopped, the security took down...

Castro in the Kitchen

Olivia Clauss, Staff Writer November 30, 2016

After surviving approximately 600 assassination attempts, Fidel Castro has been ceased by his old age. “More people have tried to murder the world’s most famous socialist than any other man alive,”...

The President-Elect Donald Trump

A Different View of Donald Trump

Jordan Fox, Online Editor November 29, 2016

In a primarily liberal community, it can be hard to voice support of the now President-Elect, for fear of being deemed a racist, bigot, or sexist. Despite the negative perception of supporters, there are...

Dump trucks are picking up debris on Fripp Island, South Carolina.

Checking in with Hurricane Matthew’s Damages

Olivia Clauss, Staff Writer November 28, 2016

A little more than a month ago, Atlantic coastal areas were engulfed by the powerful ocean winds and water from Hurricane Matthew—the first category 4 storm since Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on the...

Confused about the Law? Huff is Here to Explain

Sam Kahn, Staff Writer November 28, 2016

ASPEN--School Resources Officer Paul “Huff” Hufnagle believes his primary role in the AHS community is to keep students safe. Huff is the chief liaison between the AHS student body and the Pitkin...

Photo courtesy of Olivia Oksenhorn.

AHS Students Help Grant a Wish

Chloe, Staff Writer November 28, 2016

This November, AHS seniors Nakiri Gallagher-Cave and Kaia Vresilovic headed AHS wish week, fundraising to grant the wish of Jayke, who has spinal muscular atrophy. “Setting up the fundraisers is really...

One of SoulCycles pictures from their website along with the main website.

Soul Cycle Spins Its Way Into Aspen

Paige Quist, Staff Writer November 28, 2016

ASPEN -- During the winter, SoulCycle will be pedaling its way into Aspen’s heart. From Dec. 22 to Jan. 2, Aspen locals and tourists will have a chance to be a part of this intense workout program. SoulCycle...

Photo courtesy of Earth911

Pine or Plastic?

Jordana Rothberg, News Editor November 28, 2016

Upon entry, the entire room smells as if a pine forest were planted into its wooden floors. Pine needles lay scattered around the trunk. The tree stands tall and proud, fully decorated in crystal snowflakes,...

The 2016 Super Moon.

Super Super Moon

Chelsea Moore, Staff Writer November 28, 2016

The largest super moon in 68 years rose on Nov. 13, providing stunning photos for Aspenites. The moon was the closest it has been to the Earth since January 1948, appearing 14 percent bigger, and 30 percent...

Photo courtesy of Marci Krivonen

Aged To Perfection

Sophie Schulze, Staff Writer November 18, 2016

ASPEN--  Five teams will be selected by Anderson Ranch to go head-to-head in an intense 48-hour snow sculpture competition that is a part of Aspen’s annual Winterskol festivities. This years motto is...

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